Kopper's Hotel and Saloon Building

KOPPER’S HOTEL AND SALOON

1215-1219 20th St.

National Register 6/4/1999, 5DV.518

"The 1899 Kopper’s Hotel and Saloon is one of the few surviving representatives of Denver’s early ethnic saloons and working class hotels. German immigrant Albert Kopper built the three-story building as a replacement for his successful saloon at the saloon at the same location. Architect Frederick Carl Eberely designed the hotel in a style typical of late Victorian-era commercial architecture, distinguishing its facade with a pair of two-story bay windows." --Description from the Colorado Historical Society Website.